For Spring-Summer 2027, Georges and Jad Hobeika, father and son, explore the full spectrum of feminine expression, moving beyond a single definition or silhouette. The collection shifts deliberately from dark to light and from masculine energy to fluid transparency, reflecting the diversity of women who surround the House.

This season, Georges Hobeika enters new territory, introducing a greater sense of fantasy. Structured forms gradually give way to fluidity, with draping opening into transparency and volumes moving from architectural precision to an almost liquid softness. Through this collection, the House celebrates a femininity that is fearless, tender and powerful, never limited to a single identity.

New materials expand the House’s vocabulary, including brocade satin and guipure worked mesh, which reinterprets its signature lacework through a more graphic approach. Patterned fabric brings contrasting techniques together within individual pieces, while floral embroidery, a long-standing House signature, appears on unexpected patterned surfaces.

Accessories add a symbolic dimension, with the deer recurring across cufflinks, earrings and bags. Representing both softness and strength, the deer evokes renewal, grace, maternity and protection. As for the color palette rained by black and white, it definitely flipped the script with the vibrant reds.